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/PHOENIX/Classifiedj I J i i F y n n i |T he New PH O EN IX Advertising Colum nfor P u b lic Notices, P ersonal M essages,C om m unity and Civic___Events and Special Buys________Cost: $3 per seven word line.2 line minimum/40 word maximurr 643-1032YOU CAN WRITE. N o n -fic tio n . In d ivid u a l, unique instruction by professional w riter. JA2-4935. (019)SATURDAY MOVEMENT CLASS: Parents & 2 yr olds, by Kathy Paquette at The Music School. 124 Henry St. 10- 10:45. Beg. Oct. 28. 643-0124 eves. (026)OVER WORKED AND UNDERPAID but great job. Must have good personality and good secretarial skills. Aide to political o ffice holder. 875-5200 (019)QUILTMAKING: Learn piecing, quilting techniques. Use these for whatever you wish to make: Quilts, hangings, clothing, collage, etc. Contact By-Hand, 304 Henry St., 625-0499, afternoons or call 596-7451. Class begins Oct. 25. (019)YOU CAN HELP! Needed clothes and books for the Patients on the Psychiatric Ward of St. Johns Episcopal Hospital. W ill pick up. Call 467-7000 ex. Psy. Dept, or 499-6510 after 6:00. Ask for Jean Mattheus. (019)BABY. IT S GONNA BE COLD OUTSIDEWarm clo th in g , other thing s, THIRD SATURDAY THRIFT SHOP Greenwood Baptist Church. Saturday, O ctober21.10-4P.M . (019)YARD SALESAT.. OCT. 21. Rain date/Sun., Oct. 22, 10am -5pm . Antiques, bottles, records, unique & household items. 494 13th St. (Between 8th & PPW.) (019)I %u201c ANTIQUE MOVEMENT%u201d Fine clocks and Pocket Watches.|Expert repairs. 252-9032, 338-1373%u2014 2477 Nostrand Ave.(UFN)I CUSTOM CANDID \Anna Kaufman Moon photographer. In your fam iliar surroundings. 625-4763. (019)PHOENIX SEEKING organized person with modest library skills to help us create photo and clipping reference files. Knowledge of our coverage area essential. Call [Valerie, 643-1032. (UFN)WE ARE A COMMITTED mature Park Slope collective house, n o n -sm o kin g , m o s tly ve ge tarian ca rin g activists. 768-3999. 4 Adults, 1 Child. (N16)DEUCES DE SAIGON, 440 A tlantic Avenue will be closed October 20th for dinner. Nina & Larry Epstein are having a private party. Why don%u2019t you plan one too! (019)DELICES DE SAIGON, 440 A tlantic Avenue. %u201c Have you tried Tram %u2019s Special Lunch?%u201d from 12:00/2:00. (019)P/T BABYSITTER WANTED. Park Slope area, flexible hours. 499-9247. (019)VISIT T hT m ARKETPLACE FOR: Popular China7Glass & Memorablia of the %u201920s & %u201930s. McCoy Vases ($6-$15) Q u a lity P rin ts ($4-$60), H u ndreds of Books. C o lle c ta b le s at P rices B elow C atalog Value. 315 A tlantic Ave. (Hoyt & Smith) Wednesday-Sunday.625-8553.----------------------------------------------------------- fO401[UNION TEMPLE INVITES ALL SINGLES to our coffee house party%u2014 Entertainm ent, refreshments. Meet and greet new friends. Sunday, Nov. 5, 8:00 p.m. Free parking on jour lot. Call 638-7600 for details, or see display ad this issue. (019)CATHEDRAL FESTIVAL OF THE ARTSWANTED: Craftspeople for outdoor festival%u2014 Sunday, O ctober 29, St. James Cathedral, Brooklyn. For inform ation, call 855-6390. (019)FURNITURE FOR SALE. Cherry bunk and storage cabinet 83 x 40 x 16. Unpainted kitchen base cabinet 24 square. Orange and brown rya rug. 9 x1 2 . Blue ac. rug. Call 858- 1971 between 6 & 8. (019)CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS: St. J.M.E. Lutheran Com m unity Center, 415 7th St. Oct. 21st. See calendar I this issue. 768-0772.rnEriC'n LESSONS: all levels. Paris born teacher.643-9^50. (024)Mail Your Ad or Deliver It to:The PHOENIX, 395 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn, N.Y. 11217Deadline: Tuesday, 5 p.m.Enclose check for S3 for every seven words or part thereof. (Articles or numbers count as word)Page 2, THE PHOENIX, October 19,1978Way Back WhenLess than a century ago, Flatbush Avenue was little more than a broaddirt road winding through the estates and farms of the descendents oforiginal Dutch settlers.In the 1880 photo, at top, we see Flatbush Ave. at Cortelyou Road,looking north. In the bottom photo, taken in 1884, the Flatbush Toll Gate isseen at its final location, near Fenimore St. The original Toll Gate waslocated at Flatbush & Hanson PI. (c. 1835). In 1842, it was moved to AtlanticAve. Later it was moved to Battle Pass, in Prospect Park.By 1855, the Gate was situated at its final location. The originalfranchise to maintain a plank road was held by the Brooklyn, Flatbush andJamaica Plank Road Co., which held it until 1855 when control wasassigned to the Flatbush Plank Road Co. In 1893 the company went out ofexistence and the collection of tolls was discontinued. (Compiled byJoseph Coppa)395 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11217 [212] 643-1032Publisher & Editor-in-Chicf Michael A. ArmstrongEditorJudy LinscottAssistant Editor Valeric Levy Contributing Editors At-Ijrge: Eileen Blair Books: L.J. Davis Polities: JonCiner Theater: Ted Hoffman Community Forum Editor Irene Van SlykcThe Phoenix is published weekly, omitting the first week in July, and semi-weekly the last two weeks in August by Advocate Press, Inc., a division of Serif Press, Inc. Michael A. Armstrong, President: Eileen M. Blair, Vice President; Dnynia Bauman, Secretary. Entered as Second Class Matter, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11201. Annual subscription by mail in New York City $7.50; $10 elsewhere. Single copy price at newsstand 25 cents, (c) 1978 by Advocate Press, Inc.Reporters Peter Haley Jeannette E. Walls Gary Frederick Martha Doggeit ContributorsDavid Habenstreit, Naaz Hosseini, Judith Stuart, Gene Suehma, Kay Holmes ScaresStaff Photographer Michael CuiccioBusiness Manager Dnynia BaumanAssistant Business Manager Dan P. Aller Advertising Manager Franeene TurkenAdvertising Paul Corell Christopher WronskiClassified Advertising Manager RinniInearWinner of Awards for:Best News Story (1974)General Excellence (1974)Best Column (1975)Best Special Section (1975)Best Coverage of Local Government (1975) Editorial Excellence (1975)Best Editorial Page (1976) Outstanding Community Service (1976) Best Special Section (1976)Circulation Manager George HerzogProduction Rose Bavaro Gary Benton Martha Keller Vinnic Musaechia Jane Zclgler Interns Linus GclberMiriam Kutnets Nancy Kimbest Editorial Cartoon (1V/6) Best Single Advertising Idea (1976) Best Feature Story (1976) Certificate of Excellence (1977) Best Special Section (1977)Best Editorial Cartoon (1977) In-Depth Reporting (1977)Best Feature Story (1977)Best Front Page (1977)